rifts in English

noun

1

a crack, split, or break in something.

the wind had torn open a rift in the clouds

synonyms: crack, fault, flaw, split, break, breach, fissure, fracture, cleft, crevice, cavity, opening

2

a serious break in friendly relations.

their demise caused a rift between the city's town and gown

synonyms: breach, division, split, quarrel, squabble, disagreement, falling-out, row, argument, dispute, conflict, feud, estrangement, spat, scrap

verb

1

form fissures, cracks, or breaks, especially through large-scale faulting; move apart.

a fragment of continental crust that rifted away from eastern Australia

noun

crack, fault, flaw, split, break, breach, fissure, fracture, cleft, crevice, cavity, opening
breach, division, split, quarrel, squabble, disagreement, falling-out, row, argument, dispute, conflict, feud, estrangement, spat, scrap
breach, rupture, falling out, break, severance

Use "rifts" in a sentence

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2. Signs Of Rifts Appearing In Argentina's Junta.

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7. The conference exposed other rifts in the black community.

8. He set out to heal the rifts in the party.

9. Love is the healing balm that repairs rifts in personal and family relationships.

10. And the rifts produced by the idea-besotted '60s continue to Bedevil …

11. As the rifts widen, their side effects spring up across the countryside.

12. Q:- On media reports of HM's offer to resign and perception of rifts in Government.

13. Synonyms for Crevices include splits, clefts, crack, rifts, chinks, crannies, fissures, gaps, holes and openings

14. The ordination of women and treatment of homosexual clergy - both sensitive issues - may well cause rifts.

15. The tongue is already weakened by growing rifts on both sides of its midsection.

16. However, in a blended family, views on discipline can lead to serious rifts.

17. General Geology - Articles about geysers, maars, deltas, rifts, salt domes, water, and much more! Plate Tectonics

18. Examples of active continental rifts are the Baikal Rift Zone and the East African Rift.

19. These rifts, and the increasingly separate position taken in Nottinghamshire, reached their acme in 19

20. These rifts, in some of which over 4000 m of sediments accumulated, were essentially non-volcanic.

21. Such rivalries generated further rifts and divisions, opening up a wide chasm between the theory and practice of the dar a!

22. 19 The only preventive measure researchers can take is to concentrate on what is triggering quakes on the rifts that are turned on.

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24. It is barely ten since systematic deep ocean bathymetry revealed the structure of rifts , fractures and trenches associated with sea floor spreading.

25. The Abyss consists of two rings: a dangerous outer ring in a multiway combat zone and a safe inner ring with rifts leading to the Runecrafting altars

26. Antarctica’s Brunt Ice Shelf finally calved a large iceberg in February 2021, two years after rifts opened rapidly across the ice and raised concerns about the shelf’s stability.

27. Following the Great Divide Megashear into the mid-continent reveals something interesting: a widespread pattern of similarly trending (roughly NW-SE) fault zones, rifts, and aeromagnetic and gravitational anomalies.